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The 8 Pillars of Our Diagnosis
1. Allopathy (Modern Medicine)
Uses advanced diagnostic tools like blood tests, imaging (X-ray, CT, MRI), and genetic panels.
Helps identify structural, pathological, and biochemical abnormalities.
Provides the baseline clinical picture and immediate symptom status.
2. Ayurveda
Assesses the patient’s Prakriti (body constitution) and Vikriti (current imbalance).
Diagnoses Dosha imbalances (Vata, Pitta, Kapha), Agni (digestive fire), Ama (toxins), and affected Dhatus (body tissues).
Identifies root lifestyle, diet, and mental patterns causing internal imbalance much before structural damage.
3. Homeopathy
Analyzes the patient’s complete constitution — physical, mental, emotional.
Identifies individualized energetic patterns of disease.
Maps the subtle underlying energy disturbances often missed by other systems, contributing to long-term disease patterns.
4. Medical Astrology
Assesses planetary influences affecting organ systems, emotional health, and disease tendencies.
Diagnoses timing of disease triggers, susceptibility of organs, and healing periods.
Adds a cosmic dimension to understanding chronic, repeating, or unexplained health conditions.
5. Diet & Lifestyle Analysis
Diagnoses the impact of daily food, sleep, activity, and habits on health.
Identifies epigenetic triggers (how lifestyle choices activate or suppress genes).
Maps how dietary mistakes and poor routines contribute silently to disease formation over time.
6. Genetics
Screens for genetic vulnerabilities (e.g., predispositions for diabetes, cancer, heart disease, autoimmune disorders).
Maps how inherited factors influence metabolism, detoxification, immunity, and emotional resilience.
Integrates with Ayurveda and Diet analysis for targeted preventive strategies.
7. Bioresonance & Biofeedback
Uses energy field scanning to detect vibrational disturbances in organs, tissues, and cells.
Measures the stress levels, toxin loads, organ vitality, and energy blockages.
Provides early, pre-clinical insights into functional imbalances even before lab tests show abnormalities.
8. AI Indicators
Predicts future health risks by analyzing collected diagnostic data points.
Uses pattern recognition to detect subtle warning signs.
Supports personalized treatment planning by forecasting potential disease progressions, emotional breakdown points, and stress-related vulnerabilities.